Lockdown :- The inside life(Chapter -1)

Lockdown :- The inside life(Chapter -1)

This segment will focus on family life during the crisis – the issues, pressures, problems (and comforts) people are experiencing as they live through this time alongside their nearest and dearest.
Thousands thoughts and practical issues too in the shape of questions as
How does everyday family life work in the absence of school? What’s it like self-isolating with your parents, or grandparents? How do a range of things, from special educational needs to visiting rights, work in these strange times? Are you separated from close family members, and how do you keep in touch? How are teenagers coping? And what of play, leisure, and time out from each other’s company?
Strict lockdown rules imposed during the coronavirus outbreak have led to families across the country spending more time together than usual.

Lockdown :- The inside life(Chapter -1)

Finding ways to be distracted and entertained will be important for everyone to get along in the weeks ahead.

Instead of being glued to your smartphones all evening, here are a few of the more traditional ways families can have fun together:

Your imagination can run free with just a pencil and a piece of paper.
Simply picking up a pencil and paper opens up a world of options to keep yourself entertained.

Hangman, noughts and crosses and Pictionary are quick and easy games that require this most basic of equipment.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of variants of card games out there.

Whist, rummy, hearts, bridge, president, cribbage – there are plenty of options to choose from.

And if you are unfortunately having to spend time alone at home, then there is always patience.
You can pick another classic game instead, such as snakes and ladders, ludo, chess or backgammon.
 Life under lockdown provides a great opportunity to hone those cooking skills in the kitchen and collectively whip up a tasty meal.

Lockdown :- The inside life(Chapter -1)

For children, weighing ingredients and following a recipe can also help develop their numeracy skills.

We all deserve a treat or two in the current uncertain times, so now could be the time to find your inner Bake Off skills.
Getting lost in a good book need not be a solitary experience.

Reading a bedtime story to children or sharing a tale with the wider family can be a calming way to spend time together.

Perhaps you can even make up your own adventure?

Have a singalong

Music has the power to be uplifting, and singing or playing together may help raise spirits under lockdown.

Lockdown :- The inside life(Chapter -1)

Hopefully someone at home can knock out some tunes on the guitar or piano for everyone to sing along to.

Failing that, you can go for an a cappella recital or find one of several karaoke videos on YouTube.

How companies will handle the financial losses especially those whose bosses have been under debt of Bank. How work from home being handled?  We will discuss a lot new interesting reality concepts on next chapter soon..   To be continued...